Maurizio Umberto Egidio Coruzzi, known as Mauro and known as Platinette, left television some time ago due to a serious problem
One of the most authoritative figures on television, at least according to the approval rating of the home audience, victim of a disease that is keeping her away from Italian television. We are talking about Maurizio Umberto Egidio Coruzzi, known as Mauro, and known by the pseudonym of Platinette. A well-known character on the Italian television scene, who over the years has found success but also the consent of the public.
An important figure in the role of columnist, but still a journalist, television author and radio host, with a career started by 70’s and developed throughout the Italian television context. There are many television programs to which Platinette has lent her authoritative voice as a commentator, and so over time her popularity has increased exponentially.
In recent years, Mauro had decided to take off the iconic clothes that had identified him all this time, showing himself in his “natural” guise, just like Mauro. Yet it hasn’t shown up on the small screen for a while. In fact, what happened to Platinette?
Mauro, the disease that hinders everything
In 2019 the news arrived that shocked the whole Italian television scene, and that saw Mauro himself as the protagonist. In short, Platinette has left television. Definitely, of course, at least we hope so. The whole, in fact, is linked to a very particular pathology which Mauro has been suffering from for some time, and which led him to take a drastic decision: to leave to be cured.
Yes, but what exactly does Maurizio Coruzzi suffer from? It is bulimia. Serious and dangerous pathology, we are talking about an eating disorder that goes to counteract anorexia, and every year there are many people who encounter this particular problem.
“To go down the stairs I leaned on the handraillimping as if I had another man weighing one hundred pounds on my shoulders. I started to come to terms with myself, to tell myself that I had to follow precise rules, such as dinner by 9 pm, Mauro explained to the microphones of the ‘Corriere’.
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How is Mauro today? The revelation arrives
But how are you today? Just recently he gave an interview to ‘The Lunatics’: “How am I? From a health point of view I would say good given the considerable age reached. I buy but I don’t eat everything. And I can’t eat it the next day ”.
“The bulimic needs to change completely the menu to feel normal, when normal is not. This is why I throw the food. This from the food point of view saves me. I ingest fewer calories. Though i still love junk food“, The revelation of Platinette. In short, it really seems to have taken the right path to come out of this tunnel.
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